Auckland Deaf Society newsletter: September 2009

Some of the items featured in Auckland Deaf Society’s September 2009 newsletter:

ADS has come to an agreement with the Warehouse Limited regarding the use of their carpark, which can be used by ADS members. A ‘Deaf friendly’ alarm has also been set up in the clubrooms with a blue flashing strobe.
The Auckland Deaf 8 ball pool will be playing vs Waikato Deaf 8 ball pool in Hamilton in September 2009. The Australian team will also be coming to compete against the New Zealand team for the Tasman Shield late November 2009.

Can you help?

Cecilia Waitohi

Cecilia Waitohi

Dan Hanks

Doug (Douglas) Croskery

Doug (Douglas) Croskery

Hemi Hema

Jackie Kinnaird

Jackie Kinnaird

Jimmy Green

Joanne Klaver (Stanley)

Joanne Klaver (Stanley)

John Schischka

Julie-Anne Taylor

Julie-Anne Taylor

Kevin Pivac

Lynette Pivac

Michael Daniell

Michael Daniell

Pam Croskery (McCullough)

Pam Croskery (McCullough)

Richard Hay

Roger Wyrill

Rosie Ryder (Eruera, Manning)

Rosie Ryder (Eruera, Manning)

Shaun Fahey

Shona McGhie

Sonia Pivac

Susan Thomas

Terry (Terence) Kane

Terry (Terence) Kane

Relevant Links

Auckland Deaf Society

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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, ADS2009-09-MJN

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